Incitatus

Can't believe you back Barca! Do you not remember a wet wednesday May night in Paris last season

Not to mention Henry might be off there!

Oh dear Ladygooner, before you give your full support to Real remember that if Madrid do pull it off this weekend and Ruud remains top scorer then Fergie and Man U collect a ?2m kick back from the sale of Becks and Van Nistlerooy.

I'll third that, Moro was my fave but in the last year Arbutus has stolen my heart, not just the food but the concept of buying only a third of a bottle of any of their wines (for a third of the price) makes for much fun if there's only two of you.

Linda Barker? lovely lady lives round the corner from me

And Helen Lederer lives on the same road but a stones throw away. Oh it's like Mulholland Drive up here.

Fujiya Miyagi - Ankle Injury

jackangel, thanks for the suggestion about reading more carefully. I didn't realise we'd already established what the brass studs where.

Keef, interesting to hear that there is no standard tactile paving for the visually impaired and that brass studs are used.

As I understood it, brass studs are used as an alternative to blister paving and that its incorporation is purely on aesthetic not technological grounds.

As demonstrated by Unkle_Paulie's www.specialpaving.co.uk link.

Jackangel, I confess I?m only drawing from memory on what I've seen at some pedestrian crossings and read with regard to English heritage and the DFT advice to local councils. You've obviously got a thorough knowledge about what is standard for the visually impaired thus are far more informed than me and most probably right.

To provide tactile markings for the visually impaired, local councils regularly use brass studs in paving as an alternative to those knobbly slabs.

Brass studs at pedestrian crossings are used throughout London.

For something a little different try arty London based station Resonance FM 104.4, it's very original and a bit avant garde sometimes, been going about 5 years now and can be hit and miss as they let some absolute nutters loose on the airwaves. It's quite refreshing and great to dip in and out of, especially in the evenings.

Spadetownboy, your point about police and press conferences reminded me. I lived in Oxford when a student Rachel McClean went missing, the police wheeled out a very sweaty boyfriend/murderer - John Tanner- who broke down in tears at the press conference said he loved her, pleading for her to get in contact, he also did a reconstruction waving her off at Oxford train station. Later it turned out that right from the get-go the police knew she'd never got on a train and thought he'd killed her.

Cats should wear bells in order to allow my sound-guided chaingun garden accessory to turn them into a pretty Jackson Pollock of red and pink textured smears.

Huguenot,

in a bid to save the cats of east Dulwich from your felicidic tendencies I implore you to take out your artistic frustrations here instead. You'll need your mouse though;-)

Jackson Pollock

I liked that Mockney Piers.

I know you enjoyed the last Feist one, well here's another, same Director, very very clever this, one shot no cuts, no trickery, all in camera. At the start/end where do all the people behind her appear/disappear from/to, top choreography.

Feist - 1234

Also heard, that deliveries to 'estates' may stop and that the police will patrol the area, whilst postal deliveries are made?

Royal Mail store box where it all happened is by the estate (East Dulwich Estate?) opposite Bacelona Tapas.

A proper Freegan!

"have to fight the cats for food" - lol

If it did start on Henslowe then postie gave a good long chase to end up in a heap at the bottom of Melford passage.

Yeah it happened about 11 ish on the corner of Lordship and Melford, poor postie looked like he'd hurt his leg, no sign of assailant, seemingly it happened while he was collecting from one of the Royal Mail boxes they store mail in, maybe postie gave chase cause he was flat out at the bottom of Melford passage when the cops got there.

Does that mean your minted?

Bless you TT, on taking another look at the sketch I think that young lady could be DM.

Anyway just for you TT,as it is your thread and all, here's a scientologist (Top Gun himself) in the mist.

http://www.villainouscompany.com/vcblog/home/cassandr/public_html/vcblog/mt/images/atkinson.jpg

I was making a less than obvious ref to the following.

http://people.csail.mit.edu/paulfitz/spanish/tt3.jpg

Nobody expects ...

Bleep,

Genius fo shizzle.

The best post on this thread. How did Lemon Jelly keep their thieving mitts off this little gem, I think I'll have another little dance to this.

Is Senor Mockers heading the inquisition?

And nobody expects that!

Are you George Michael ?

Congratulations, a very special moment, I trust your grin is from ear to ear :))

In my youth I was a big fan of the Purple one and went to the Lovesexy tour, which was fantastic, always fond of the big entrance he drove up a spiral ramp onto the stage in a white Cadillac.

I hope lots of people are going to get up and out to the Dulwich Festival Artists' Open Houses this and next weekend, some of the houses are open from today.

It looks like there's some fantastic stuff this year and it's the perfect excuse to check out some lovely Dulwich homes.

I shall be knocking back cheap plonk at a few private views tonight, which reminds me I must eat something first.

Thank you TT.

Mockney piers, it was Aphex Twin Windowlicker video, TT's right there's an awful lot of "ni**er talk" at the start, then ... well take look at the usual place, it is indescribable. But also one of my favourite videos. But there is plenty of very odd Cunningham stuff that should never go near this place.

Oh yes and I was reminded of it after the the wonderful Fur Q post